September 23rd lesson

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Dear students,
Welcome back to presentation class. Today you will prepare a solo presentation about your summer vacation as a warm-up exercise. First draw your concept map (X: A,B,C), then write notes and deliver your speech in groups.

Then you will choose topics of interest for the semester and submit your choices using the form below:

A-Z presentation topics

Finally, if there is time, you will choose one of the topics from above for next week's presentation preparation. This semester you will use the form below to submit your speeches.

Presentation Preparation Form

Kind regards,
Chris Elvin

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